TUFF 4WD BULLBARS
ALLOY & STEEL BULLBARS

Are you driving on rural, rough roads for work or leisure? Do you constantly see unpredictable wildlife venturing closer to the roads edge? Do you want to make it home safely to your family each and every night?

How much does a new bull bar cost?

If you purchase an off-the -shelf bullbar, chances are you will get an imported product that could struggle with Australian conditions.  However, if you want a bull bar with a level of protection that can stand up to whatever the environment can throw at you, then you will be wanting a custom TUFF Bullbar.  One thing which can affect the price of your new bullbar is whether you choose a custom steel or custom alloy bullbar.  Each has their advantages.  Consider the environment you are driving in – outback in the dry, then a steel bullbar might suit.  If you take your 4×4 fishing out to the islands, then aluminium bull bars might be better, as it will withstand the sea air.  Custom bullbars are a niche product and made specifically for your model of vehicle and with your chosen options.  They are professionally installed to ensure vehicle safety rules are adhered to. A new custom bullbar is probably not as expensive as you think. It’s worth investigating based on your .

If the answer is YES, you need the ultimate TUFF protection system!

When your safety is paramount, talk to the experts at TUFF Australia.The TUFF Bullbar range designed for safety and style.

Are bull bars worth it?

The question of whether or not a bullbar is worth it depends on what you are looking for. Are you looking to protect the front of your vehicle?  Definitely worth it! Looking to have the peace of mind that if you hit a roo on an outback trip, you will likely not sustain any radiator damage?  Definitely worth it.  Wanting extra protection on all the country roads you drive? Definitely worth it!  Custom alloy bullbars are light and strong.  The lighter weight of alloy bullbars can improve fuel consumption.  Custom bull bars can give you peace of mind driving in outback conditions.  You just wouldn’t make that trip to Cape York or Birdsville without a bullbar.  When driving on unsealed roads and in rough conditions a bullbar comes into its own.  It is a very practical after-market addition to your 4×4.  People often forget about the fact that custom 4×4 bull bars are very handy mounting points for outback driving kits.  You can be ready for anything by attaching driving lights, winches, spotlights and antennas to your bullbar.  Bullbars are a handy piece of equipment and yes, worth it.